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Grant Schapps put up a decent defence
despite being shot to shit, Simon Hughes was fatherly and all wise, Chuka Umunna,
tried to put a brave face on a 0.2% increase in the Labour vote, Paul Nuttall,
not a great speaker even for an MEP, luckily saw a massive vote swing his way.

On the night, the Lib Dems won the
by-election because of a strong presence in the local community, at the start
of the by-election; the Conservatives had a slight lead. The by-election was
called due to the disgrace of Chris Huhne who resigned after being found guilty
at Court.

The big story of the night was not that LibDems'
Mike Thornton won the seat but that Diane James of UKIP who got a 24% swing of
the vote.

As we all know, there is a direction of
travel in the UK because in both Scotland and England, people know that the EU
doesn’t work properly.

However, it can be fixed.

As the Scottish independence campaign
continues to sink under the leadership of Scotland’s unpopular Deputy First
Minister Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP are trying to seize anything which they think
will make her popular.

So, they have taken the result from the
Eastleigh by-election to argue Westminster's politics was becoming increasingly
right-wing.

At present in Scotland we have a right wing
government, maybe they missed that, the difference in Scotland is that for
party political reasons, the SNP spins that they are left wing to get the
working class vote which is increasingly refusing to listen to them.

Some say we have a “Tartan Tory” Government
lead by Alex Salmond, who said that Scotland didn’t mind Margaret Thatcher.

As part of the “positive message”, the SNP
added that the UK Government was Europhobic and alien to Scots voters.

Is there evidence of that since an MP was
returned to the coalition government?

David Cameron is 100% behind the European
project, so where is the Europhobia?

Nicola Sturgeon, the ‘linchpin’ of the disastrous
Yes campaign, said the second-place result for the UK Independence Party would
also push the Tories and Labour further to the right in an attempt to stop UKIP
eating into their vote.

One sunny day doesn’t make a summer, and
where’s the evidence of the Labour Party pandering to the right?

Again, its Nicola Sturgeon doing what she
does best, acting the part of the ‘angry wee Nat’ fostering grudge, grievance
and malcontent. Her voice is effective as a shout on a wet street, who is she
trying to gain support from? Playing to the increasingly small number of people
who back her?

In a by-election, there are many reasons
for which way a vote can be cast, it could be on local issues, it could be on
national issues, or a protest vote, or for a personality.

Labour struggled to fourth, they say that
the reason for this is that they don’t have the people and network on the
ground in this area to win, and ‘booties in the dirt’ is essential in politics.

"Unless things are demonstrably
different in terms of public perception by the early summer he will have great
difficulty in persuading the electorate we can win a General Election. He is
out of touch with the party. Both gay marriage and EU migration feed into a
narrative that too much emphasis is going to the liberal metropolitan elite and
not enough to the blue-collar working vote Margaret Thatcher had the support
of."

Nicola Sturgeon said:

"Eastleigh shows just how far the
politics of Westminster has diverged from Scotland, it will boost the siren
voices in the Tory Party who want to cut us out of Europe and the single market
of half-a-billion people, and those in Labour who want their party also to back
a referendum on an EU exit. It reinforces the need for a Yes vote in Scotland's
independence referendum, because the decisions of the Westminster system are
moving further and further away from the economic and social interests of the
people of Scotland. While Ukip is dictating policy south of the Border, it has
never moved beyond the far fringes of Scottish politics."

In Scotland, UKIP doesn’t have an effective
network which is why they are at the far fringes of Scottish politics.

If they build up their network of activists
and start contesting elections, they could possible win; remember Tommy
Sheridan and the SSP got 7 seats at Holyrood. If the product is right, people
will buy and flock to it.

"They're trying to demonise the whole
of England as being some kind of right wing conglomerate and that's not my
experience having lived there for several years. The English are a very
compassionate and outward looking people."

Scottish Conservative deputy leader Jackson
Carlaw said:

"Lessons must always be learned from
any by-election and the Scottish Conservatives will reflect carefully. This is
something I am sure the SNP has not done following the various defeats it has
experienced in recent local government by-elections."

Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde
University has allegedly described the SNP argument as "rubbish".

Remember when I said that there was a genuine
lack of talent in the Scottish National Party?

Well, it seems that more people are
starting to climb on board with that concept, to try and involve her in English
matters in an attempt to garner support for the disastrous Scottish indy
campaign that she is leading is rather poor politics.

Ms. Sturgeon and her cronies are in their
own private hell screaming like mad men, talent has a new name, and it isn’t
any of her crowd.

I need to repeat Professor John Curtice of
Strathclyde University analysis; the SNP argument is "rubbish".

The only upside for Ms. Sturgeon is that
walking on her hands and talking out her arse is saving on shoe leather!

1 comment:

Anonymous
said...

The SNP seem to snatch any comment to bolster their cause from anyone and anywhere, I'm waiting on their much heralded White Paper. Its gilt-edged, or so they say. I,ll go and consult with the boys down the pub, there you will find experts on everything. Particularly Scottish Independence.